Sentence examples for genre reader from inspiring English sources

RUSSO I am far from a hard-core genre reader, and so that kind of debate leaves me cold.

All well and good, you might think, particularly if you're a genre reader with specific tastes – but that's not the answer for everyone.

Concisely, I'm accused of dismissing genre readers as idiots.

The people who actually buy books, in thumpingly large numbers, are genre readers.

(Given that his daughter is roaming around that continent and given the nature of the genre, readers will fairly suspect he is bound to end up there).

That's not to say his genre readers should turn away — on the contrary.

As the feminist movement grew in prominence, and female writers made bold strides into what was formerly thought of as "male" territory, a funny thing happened in the crime genre: readers turned away from the domestic suspense story, and the pioneering writers seemed to fall off the map.

Why not engage with non-genre readers who might pick up and enjoy the book.

If the Harry Potter stories succeeded in making grown-ups (and not just fantasy-genre readers) interested once more in worlds of endless possibility, "His Dark Materials" reminded them that the best children's books are literature of the highest quality.

He belongs to a loose school of science fiction and fantasy humanists whose books bear jackets and typefaces designed to attract non-genre readers and whose numbers include Geoff Ryman and Jonathan Carroll and, from a slightly older generation, two of the finest, most artful writers I know: Walter Tevis and Peter S. Beagle.

"The City and The City" (2009), which attracted more non-genre readers to his work, is a noir story set in a pair of weirdly intertwined imaginary cities that features moody, pared-down prose and a detective battling forces he can't understand.